Sentence examples for promising challenge from inspiring English sources

Decreasing oxidative stress represents a promising challenge in the design of antioxidant and anti-inflammatory agents.

Flapping wing Micro Aerial Vehicles (FMAVs) have recently emerged as a promising challenge lying on the progress of the avionics technologies.

Autologous recellularization of decellularized heart valve scaffolds is a promising challenge in the field of tissue-engineered heart valves and could be boosted by bone marrow progenitor cell mobilization.

Together with its sister companies, ARRK Engineering has taken up this highly promising challenge: in 2016, a fully functional thermoplastic composite gearbox housing for electric vehicles was developed as part of a self-financed development project, with the first half already implemented as a prototype.

Thus, design of the vaccine intended for induction of the immune response at the level of mucosae is a doubtlessly promising challenge towards candidate vaccines against tuberculosis.

The design of formations of spacecraft in a three-body environment represents one of the most promising challenges for future space missions.

Finally, we discuss several of the most promising challenges and future prospects in this interdisciplinary research direction in the war against cancer.

On March 16th, the night before Mr Abbas's White House meeting, Mr Dahlan appeared on Egyptian satellite television, promising to challenge Mr Abbas on his return.

The commission set up by the FA chairman, Greg Dyke, at the start of this television cycle in 2013, promising to challenge the overseas-owned and managed Premier League clubs about their commitment to playing English talent, lamentably failed to ask the difficult questions, and now has its answer.

Judging from yard signs and bumper stickers alone, there is certainly surging enthusiasm in the state right now for candidates like Sanders the self-professed socialist and Trump the rightwing demagogue, promising to challenge those who they claim are creatures of the establishment.

David Cameron has told MPs the UK will not pay the extra £1.7bn demanded by the European Union, promising to challenge it "in every way possible".